Save-On-Foods

This grocery store is decent overall, but the service can be hit or miss.nnI recently came to pick up an online order and followed the posted instructions by calling the number provided. I was told my order would be right out. After waiting 20 minutes, another car pulled in for their pickup. An employee eventually came out, so I got out of my car to meet her—only to be told that the order she had was for the car that had just arrived.nnIn total, I waited over 30 minutes from the time I called to the time my groceries were finally brought out. They were hastily placed in my trunk, right next to the reusable shopping bag I had set out. Had I known the wait would be this long, I would’ve just gone inside and done the shopping myself.nnContrary to their delivery van, things are NOT Gouda here.

Decent grocery store. Lines can be slow with not enough cashiers. Prices are decent, except meats which are incredibly overpriced. $30 for a pork shoulder roast? That’s robbery. Got one similar size for $9 at another nearby store.

Save On Foods Grocery Store on 41st and Dunbar area , has a large parking area for ease of shopping..we always look at the. Weekly flyer to check out the grocery store deals..the store has wide aisles for ease of shopping..there is a shopping online and delivery options..

This is for everyone with membership going to this location. Be aware to check your receipt EVERYTIME because the chances that sale item price not reflected at a tier system or price override not been deducted are pretty high. When you bring these receipt errors to the customer service, they don't even apologize. Apparently, it's normal.

It's a decent enough grocery store, but they always seem to have long queues and not enough cashiers. No express till either. I have definitely found myself on occasion walking in looking at the queues and just walking back out again. We all know that the grocery business is doing quite well right now and there's no real need for this cost cutting measure